Strategy 2021–2025
Organised around four strategic areas and twenty-seven objectives, the 2021–2025 Strategy of the National Archives is the result of collective internal work and discussions with its institutional and scientific partners, as well as with the users’ committee.
The 2021–2025 Strategy of the National Archives sets out, through its statutory missions, the key structuring processes represented by the digital transformation of the State administration and policies aimed at improving the service provided to users.
It also incorporates the specific characteristics that the institution derives from its history, positioning, expertise and achievements. It guides the action of the National Archives towards a shared horizon.
This strategic document has been developed in line with the Interministerial Common Strategic Framework for the modernisation of archives 2020–2024.
Good to know
The four strategic areas:
citizens at the heart of our policies;
archives open to the wider community;
documents and data more accessible to all;
a collective memory for future generations.
Key milestones
This 2021–2025 roadmap follows the two Scientific, Cultural and Educational Programmes (PSCE) that accompanied the opening of the Pierrefitte-sur-Seine site and the restructuring of the institution, first in 2013–2016, then in 2017–2020.
View the 2013–2016 PSCE
2013–2016 Appendices
View the 2017–2020 PSCE